TradingHours.com Python Library
Official Python library for TradingHours.com. Download market holidays and trading hours data locally for fast, offline access to 1,000+ exchanges worldwide.
About the Data
We support over 1,000 exchanges and trading venues around the world, including all major currencies. See all supported markets →
Data Coverage:
- Market holidays and non-settlement dates
- Trading hours with detailed phase information
- Half-days and irregular schedules
- Currency holidays for FX markets
- Pre-trading, post-trading, and auction times
Data Quality:
Our global research team collects and verifies trading hours and market holidays using primary sources exclusively. Manual and automated checks ensure the highest degree of accuracy and reliability. Data updates occur daily.
Why Use the Python Library?
- ⚡ Blazing fast - No network latency, instant queries from local database
- 🚫 No rate limits - Run unlimited queries without throttling
- 💾 Offline access - Works completely offline after initial download
- 🔧 Simple integration - Simple and user-friendly interface handles all complexity
Two Modes of Operation
📦 Package Mode
Use as a Python package
pip install tradinghours
tradinghours import
from tradinghours import Market
Market.get('US.NYSE')
Perfect for:
- Python applications & scripts
- Data analysis & backtesting
- Trading algorithms
🚀 Server Mode
Run as REST API server
pip install tradinghours[server]
tradinghours serve
>> curl http://127.0.0.1:8000/markets/US.NYSE
{"fin_id":"US.NYSE","exchange_name":"New York...
Perfect for:
- Microservice and multi-language infrastructure
- Low latency and no rate limits
- Fully private and on-premise hosting
Requirements
- Python: 3.9 or higher
- Subscription: Active TradingHours.com subscription (get a quote)
- API Token: Available from your account page
Alternative: Web API
Prefer not to install a Python library? Use our REST API, access the data on the Snowflake Marketplace, or get in touch with us for more information.
License
Commercial - See TradingHours.com for licensing details.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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